Social media is the explanation why we can’t have great things. This turns out to be true in most aspects of life, but perhaps it’s even more true in the world of theme parks. Social media, livestreamers and YouTubers have largely taken over the theme parks, and while Disneyland has tried to cut down on the disruption caused by livestreamers, it appears that some of the other fun activities in the parks are being restricted, particularly due to disorders. caused through social networks.
Although Disneyland is one of the most well-known and written places on planet Earth, there are still a handful of “secrets” that not everyone knows about. Everyone knows to keep an eye out for the Mickeys hiding in the park. I’ve brought more people to Disneyland’s delicious breakfast chimichangas, which has only made it harder for me to get one. Recently, so many other people have become aware of the value of the “first pickle” that it turns out that there is no longer a guaranteed value of the first pickle.
When I think of the most productive food at Disneyland, I think of delicious meals served in well-themed locations, but other people apparently just need a frozen pickle. Pickles are very popular at Disney parks. You can buy pickles in corn dogs at Disneyland and pickle shakes are not unusual at Epcot. They can be found alone at a food cart on Main Street U. S. A. And while I don’t know how many people buy them on a given day, the first user to do so won a special prize.
In recent years, news reports and social media posts have shown that the first user to purchase a pickle from the Main Street cart would earn a special pin declaring their prestige as the first user to purchase a pickle that day. It might be a choice, but if you’ve already done everything else at Disneyland, why not go home with a pin that few others have?
The First Pickle can also be taken at Disney California Adventure at the Buena Vista Street Fruit Cart. Unfortunately, if you had your focus set on getting a “first pickle” prize on your next trip to Disneyland, you may be out of luck. It turns out that things have changed.
A recent post on the r/Disneyland subreddit was from someone who had been looking to get the coveted pickle pin, but as he was looking to do so, he was told by the Main Street USA cart that the pin was no longer being given to the first user who bought it. It’s a pickle, but more of a random wonder of the day.
Based on the responses, adding those from current and former cast members, it turns out that the flavoring of the pin on social media has led to many more people competing for the pin, which has largely destroyed the magic. The prize from the idea was to simply surprise random visitors with a little extra magic. Because who buys bloodless pickles to eat at 8:00 in the morning?
Maybe the end of the pickle treat will diminish attention enough for them to get it back. Apparently, the pin was never an official thing, just anything the cast members did to get some fun up, so keep your eyes peeled, as there are probably plenty more opportunities like this, here in other parts of the park.
A CinemaBlend theme park junkie and amateur Disney historian, Dirk began writing for CinemaBlend as a freelancer in 2015 before joining the site full-time in 2018. He previously held positions as editor and game editor at Array, but more recently he transformed his real hobby into his task as administrator of the Theme Parks segment of the site. In the past he worked as a freelancer for gaming and technology sites. Before beginning his second career as a publisher, he worked for 12 years in sales for corporations in the consumer electronics industry. He has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of California, Davis. He is an Imagineer president, Epcot Stan, member of Future Club 33.
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